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    The document discusses the three degrees of comparison in English: equal/non-equal, comparative, and superlative. It provides examples for each pattern using adjectives like tall, smart, stupid. For the comparative of one or two syllable adjectives, add -er; for more than two syllables use "more" before the adjective. The superlative uses "most" or adds -est and uses a preposition like "in" plus the group. The document then provides a comparison test with keywords and examples comparing items based on attributes like size, age, cost, and comfort.

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    The document discusses the three degrees of comparison in English: equal/non-equal, comparative, and superlative. It provides examples for each pattern using adjectives like tall, smart, stupid. For the comparative of one or two syllable adjectives, add -er; for more than two syllables use "more" before the adjective. The superlative uses "most" or adds -est and uses a preposition like "in" plus the group. The document then provides a comparison test with keywords and examples comparing items based on attributes like size, age, cost, and comfort.

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    Degrees of Comparison

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    The document discusses the three degrees of comparison in English: equal/non-equal, comparative, and superlative. It provides examples for each pattern using adjectives like tall, smart, stupid. For the comparative of one or two syllable adjectives, add -er; for more than two syllables use "more" before the adjective. The superlative uses "most" or adds -est and uses a preposition like "in" plus the group. The document then provides a comparison test with keywords and examples comparing items based on attributes like size, age, cost, and comfort.

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    DEGREES OF COMPARISON

    1. Equal / Non Equal (Sama atau tidak sama dengan) Pattern Subject + (to be / verb) + as/so .... as + subject + complement Example a. She is as tall as you b. We are not so smart as Andy c. We are as stupid as they are Note : apabila perbandingan tidak sama diberi tambahan not setelah to be. 2. Comparative (lebih) Pattern Subject + (to be / verb) + ([more + adj.]/[adj.+ er]) + than Example a. She is taller than you b. We are not smarter than Andy c. We are more stupid than they are Note : apabila adjective (kata sifat) terdiri dari satu atau dua kata, maka adjective diberi akhiran er. Apabila lebih dari 2 suku kata maka menggunakan more sebelum adjective. 3. Superlative (Paling) Pattern Subject + (to be/verb) + ([most + adj.]/[adj.+ est]) + preposition in group Example a. She is the tallest woman in the class b. We are not the smartest group in the school c. We are the most stupid boy in the class

    DEGREES OF COMPARISON TEST


    Left railroad Keywords : strong and long Right railroad

    Keywords : big , large and small

    Keywords : Young and Old

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    Children

    14 Old woman

    Teenagers Keywords : Expensive and cheap

    Rp. 22.100.000.000

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    Keywords : comfort, thin and thick

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